Ok, folks if you want to discuss the benefits of plasma, crt or whatever over LCD, OLED or some kind of futuristic man-machine interface, I'm fairly sure our other forum areas will gladly accommodate you.
This is a Halo IQ thread and IMO a screen capture stays a screen capture, regardless of the output device (You might choose to look at .50's capture on a device of your chosing, I am not interfering with that ). Features (AA, filtering, polycounts, etc., same goes for HDR lighting) stay features regardless of the output device. .
If you really want to have serious debate on the visual fidelity, you'll have to objectify it and not subjectify it. Unfortunately, saying it looks ace on my TV from maker XY from the distance of 1.5 non-standard Arabian fathoms is not gonna cut it.
So I'd really appreciate it, if the further discussions will be
A) more fact-based (There's also a HDR thread in the tech forum, for those will to debate, whether or not Halo HDR implementation is worth it / overkill / etc.).
or
B) more fleshed out: I am not liking it because ...
Otherwise, I see really no hope for this thread at all.
EDIT: I felt the need to clarify this before I get angry letters from people telling me how angry they are (Team America FTW BTW):
Nobody doubts that Halo3 looks better on a plasma TV, but the only valid argument in the context of this thread would be: Halo3 benefits more than any other game from the use of a plasma display because (these are just random brainfart examples) A) the colour space of Halo fits perfectly in the colour space of a plasma TV (much to the dismay of LCD owners) B) Halo's HDR needs at least a colour contrast bigger than X (much to the dismay of LCD owners) due to its HDR implementation
Now mind you, this will be very hard to prove (and by that I mean really prove not "it looks better than game X on my plasma"). So the little Wittgenstein in my ear screams from the top of his (or my?) lungs: "If you can't talk about it, you shan't talk about it". I.e. If you have no hard data for that, you can't start a reasonable discussion / investigation on that, "Inaccessible information is as good as unknown".
EDIT2: messed up a quote
EDIT3: Calling it an Xbox1 game etc, is not going to be tolerated either. Just so we're clear.
This is a Halo IQ thread and IMO a screen capture stays a screen capture, regardless of the output device (You might choose to look at .50's capture on a device of your chosing, I am not interfering with that ). Features (AA, filtering, polycounts, etc., same goes for HDR lighting) stay features regardless of the output device. .
If you really want to have serious debate on the visual fidelity, you'll have to objectify it and not subjectify it. Unfortunately, saying it looks ace on my TV from maker XY from the distance of 1.5 non-standard Arabian fathoms is not gonna cut it.
So I'd really appreciate it, if the further discussions will be
A) more fact-based (There's also a HDR thread in the tech forum, for those will to debate, whether or not Halo HDR implementation is worth it / overkill / etc.).
or
B) more fleshed out: I am not liking it because ...
Otherwise, I see really no hope for this thread at all.
EDIT: I felt the need to clarify this before I get angry letters from people telling me how angry they are (Team America FTW BTW):
Nobody doubts that Halo3 looks better on a plasma TV, but the only valid argument in the context of this thread would be: Halo3 benefits more than any other game from the use of a plasma display because (these are just random brainfart examples) A) the colour space of Halo fits perfectly in the colour space of a plasma TV (much to the dismay of LCD owners) B) Halo's HDR needs at least a colour contrast bigger than X (much to the dismay of LCD owners) due to its HDR implementation
Now mind you, this will be very hard to prove (and by that I mean really prove not "it looks better than game X on my plasma"). So the little Wittgenstein in my ear screams from the top of his (or my?) lungs: "If you can't talk about it, you shan't talk about it". I.e. If you have no hard data for that, you can't start a reasonable discussion / investigation on that, "Inaccessible information is as good as unknown".
EDIT2: messed up a quote
EDIT3: Calling it an Xbox1 game etc, is not going to be tolerated either. Just so we're clear.